Women with super thin hair must choose a style that will add volume. Luckily, there are numerous hairstyles suitable for such hair types.
Layered Bob with Face-Framing Layers
A layered bob with face-framing layers is a flattering and practical choice for thin hair. This cut creates movement and gives your locks an enlivening, entire appearance.
Messy Updo
This style is the ideal messy updo for thin hair, casual yet chic enough for yoga class and dinner dates. Plus, its simple nature means fewer flyaways and frizz!
Teasing your strands to create volume and structure is vital for this look, whether using a teasing comb or volumizing hairspray to achieve this look. A pixie cut also works well, adding a feminine texture that’s easy to care for.
Soft, Wavy Coils
Soft, wavy coils create great height in this messy updo. Use dry shampoo for the ideal texture before finishing with shine spray for an elegant touch. This style works well on triangle face shapes and pairs well with light-colored clothing or bold statement necklaces.
Middle Part Lob
A middle part lob is an elegant way to achieve the classic bangs look without cutting your hair short. Add volume with curtain bangs or Korean fringe, or try money pieces that add length through the front for an even thicker appearance.
Layered Bobs for Thin Hair
Layered bobs are ideal for thin hair because of the movement they add, creating the illusion of fuller locks. This style is effortless to achieve: brush out like Dua Lipa or add texture like Viola Davis for effortless volume! Additionally, opting for warm blonde hues makes your strands appear richer; light highlights against darker roots create depth within each strand for an impressive fullness effect.
Inverted Bob
An inverted bob with shoulder-grazing waves will help add volume and texture to thin hair. Combined with some texturizing spray, you can achieve an elegant, refined look that radiates sophistication.
Choppy Layers with Bedhead Charm
Choppy layers add an eye-catching flourish to any haircut, especially when paired with an inverted short bob. Ask for random, choppy strands in the back, and leave one long piece of hair in front for a contemporary style with a playful bedhead charm! A classic bob with balayage highlights is an effortless way to flatter any face shape or color. Soft caramel hues add dimension and fullness to poker-straight strands for added size and volume. Pair this angled cut with micro bangs for added drama!
Half-Up Ponytail
A half-up ponytail is feminine and sophisticated; it is an effective way to hide thin hair. Braid your hair before bedtime and spritz with sea salt spray for natural-looking waves to achieve this look.
Try adding loose face-framing curls to your half-up ponytail to give it some added volume, or pair it with a sleek bun for an upscale and sophisticated look. Boxer braid is another style you should experiment with when styling a half-up ponytail, as this trendy hairstyle makes thin hair appear fuller and fuller. Experiment with different braided styles like fishtail braiding, Dutch braids, or waterfall braids!
Long Layers with Feathered Chunky Layers
If your client is reluctant to try a shorter cut due to her thinning hair, this long layered style with feathered chunky layers could be just what’s needed to add shape and texture without making her hair too complete; plus, the side-swept bangs frame her face perfectly!
Low Side Ponytail
This low-side ponytail is another popular style for thin hair and looks equally lovely whether bleached blonde or dark. Add texturizing products for additional structure and hold, and your client will have a chic yet effortless look!
